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<span class="entry-title-primary">Wedding Pictures</span> <span class="entry-subtitle">A different kind of wedding</span>

Wedding Pictures A different kind of wedding

    These two couples, just married, are getting their wedding photos taken in Parque Calderone. When I first see them they have, with them, a young bearded tenor sax player playing " Here comes the Bride " on a street corner. Their little photographer is...

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<span class="entry-title-primary">Soprano sax soloist</span> <span class="entry-subtitle">Sue Terry</span>

Soprano sax soloist Sue Terry

    This evening we are treated by an American jazz musician who has a home in Cuenca. She slips into the Jazz Society club with her instrument in its case, takes a seat and listens to the band, puts her horn together, finds a reed, and joins the boys for...

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<span class="entry-title-primary">Karana – House of Chocolate</span> <span class="entry-subtitle">Equadorian export</span>

Karana – House of Chocolate Equadorian export

    Chocolate is a money maker for Ecuador. Karana is a Cuenca chocolate shop that uses only the best chocolate ( arriba) and makes their own delights in a kitchen in the back of their showroom. This business is located at the intersection of Guayas and...

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<span class="entry-title-primary">Modern Art</span> <span class="entry-subtitle">Cuenca, Ecuador</span>

Modern Art Cuenca, Ecuador

    Modern art is an oxymoron. When you go to galleries and see " modern " art you are seeing art done by masters whose works have critical interest and investors fretting over value. Modern Art in this gallery, this month, is Eduardo Sola Franco, an...

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<span class="entry-title-primary">Performance Art</span> <span class="entry-subtitle">Unintended Consequences</span>

Performance Art Unintended Consequences

    By the New Cathedral, on a cloudy afternoon, these performers stand motionless. Then, they move and beckon to a little girl to pose for a photo with them with her mom. After the photo, they blow them a parting kiss and return to their rigid pose. They...

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<span class="entry-title-primary">Ronald McDonald</span> <span class="entry-subtitle">For President 2016</span>

Ronald McDonald For President 2016

    Ronald doesn't mind getting photographed. Just five minutes ago, two kids sat next to the icon eating fries and sipping Coca Cola. How is it that a clown can become the most famous person in the world? Ronald's only resume is red hair, crazy colored...

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<span class="entry-title-primary">Cuenca City Tour</span> <span class="entry-subtitle">  On the Bus</span>

Cuenca City Tour On the Bus

    Up top, on our double decker bus, you have wind and sun, but, on this trip, you can't stand up because low hanging electric wires will take off your neck. Our guide reminds us to watch for low hanging wires, watch the tree on your right, don't stand too...

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<span class="entry-title-primary">Dorado Panaderia</span> <span class="entry-subtitle">In the Cuenca Historical District</span>

Dorado Panaderia In the Cuenca Historical District

    If you like strolling empty sidewalks with little traffic, and only a few walkers, seven in the morning is good in Cuenca, Ecuador. It is a downhill jaunt from the end of Munoz Luis Cordero to the Parque Calderone. There are many General streets in this...

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<span class="entry-title-primary">Coconut Jose</span> <span class="entry-subtitle">selling water</span>

Coconut Jose selling water

    This morning Jose scampers up a coconut tree on the Island Academy grounds and separates coconuts from their necks. They fall with a thud to the sand where he collects them, uses his machete to scalp them, then pours coconut water into plastic jugs that...

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<span class="entry-title-primary">Night time in San Pedro Town</span> <span class="entry-subtitle">in search of papusas</span>

Night time in San Pedro Town in search of papusas

    The papusa is an El Salvadorean snack. It is a grilled soft tortilla, much like a pancake, stuffed with chicken, pork, cheese, beef, and condiments. They are  $1.25 U.S. at this El Salvadorean restaurant in downtown San Pedro Town.  Night in...

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